Programs

A specialized doctorate in reproductive biology is a field within the fundamental sciences of medicine and health. This specialization equips students with knowledge in reproductive sciences, enabling them to contribute to infertility treatments and oversee related laboratories and research.

Electrical and telecommunications engineers specialize in the planning, design, and implementation of telecommunications networks. They are involved in the design and construction of telecommunications equipment and systems for a wide range of applications. The work in this field is primarily divided into two areas: communication systems, and fields and waves.

Graduates specializing in urban planning, particularly those with a master's degree in urban design and planning, possess the skills to design settlements and evaluate projects and programs. They operate within the context of comprehensive urban planning schemes, detailed plans, urban detail schemes, and land preparation plans. In essence, they have a holistic understanding of all plans related to human settlements. This expertise enables them to shape our urban landscapes in a sustainable and efficient manner.

Earth science is a field intimately connected to our planet, drawing upon various disciplines including physics, geology, geography, meteorology, geophysics, mathematics, geometry, chemistry, and biology. The aim of these interconnected sciences is to enhance our understanding of the Earth's layers, identify regions rich in potential mineral and oil reserves, and unravel the historical past and evolution of the Earth's components, such as continents, oceans, mountains, and organisms. In essence, Earth science provides a comprehensive understanding of our planet's past, present, and potential future.

Aerospace engineering is a field that encompasses the design, manufacture, and maintenance of flying equipment, including aircraft, helicopters, spacecraft, and flight simulators. Graduates of this field can find opportunities in aviation-related industries, particularly those involving aircraft and helicopters. The discipline of aerospace engineering is divided into five main areas: aerodynamics, propulsion, avionics, flight dynamics, and space engineering.